If I had a client who retained me and needed me to come up with a legal theory one way or the other, maybe I could. Copyright? Privacy? Implied...

You mention things happening more than ten years ago, then "several years" later. If you had a contract to keep things confidential, it might be...

Fundamentally, it wouldn't seem you need an admission. Subject to the Florida Rules of Evidence, it would logically appear that if you go to...

Thirty years ago I renewed a trademark registration for a company using TINTZ. Haven't represented them since and from memory, that company was...

Probably. Save all documentation, including all your "takedown" requests to Instagram. Actual confusion by your contacts can be important...

You want to be free to copy but stop others from copying? Your ability to copy depends on it not being infringing a valid copyright. Maybe the...

I'd wait until the Supreme Court decides the Jack Daniels v. Bad Spaniels case on how trademark law applies to artistic use of a trademark. If the...

It is very risky. Commonly a "trademark" is the word or logo, or both. Even without a trademark registration a distinctive, non-functional,...

US Copyright belongs to the "author" initially. That's the person who created it unless it is a work made for hire. It's a work made for hire...

Probably trademark infringement, maybe even counterfeiting. If it's modified product, you don't have a right to re-sell. I also have a...